In fact, it’s even bigger than Christmas, depending on who you ask.
A month (or even longer) dedicated to spooky creative decorations and snacks, culminating in a day of costumes and parties? It’s a beautiful thing, truly.
And the costumes themselves are usually at the heart of it.
People who love Halloween usually go all out. Whether partygoers and trick-or-treaters opt for costumes bought at a store, or made with love from home, the possibilities really are endless.
You’ve got elaborate couple’s costumes, silly outfits, or the ones that will make your hair stand on end… it’s safe to say that fall just isn’t the same without costumes, and neither is The Sims.
With this huge list of CC you’ll find all of the above costume ideas, and plenty more!
One woman’s Halloween costume could be another’s everyday outfit.
That’s so true here.
As a matter of fact, you might be sad your Sim will only get to wear it for one day.
It’s a gorgeously bold full-body outfit that is indeed perfect for vampire vibes and general spookiness.
Paired with some dark makeup and a top hat, and your Sim will be unstoppable come Spooky Day.
This outfit also led me to discover what a contessa is (Italian countess) and not all of them are actually vampires, so it’s a real-world non-supernatural title.
So take that, people who think you can’t learn anything from video games!
Even though the craze first began a few years ago, I think Harley Quinn will be a go-to costume for a long time.
Wait, were you expecting the Margot Robbie version, with colorful pigtails and a torn t-shirt?
Well, sorry. No pigtails here.
What Colores Urbanos created is even better.
This is the style of early Harley Quinn from the comics or animated series.
It’s a simple red and black bodysuit complete with the jester hat. Something about this look has always been inherently creepy to me, so it’s great for Halloween.
Uniforms from everyday jobs are popular costume choices among both children and adults.
I myself dressed up as a firefighter once.
It’s just nice to be someone different, and probably cooler, for a little while.
Besides, this isn’t exactly an elaborate type of costume. But it’s far from low effort, making it the perfect medium.
You can choose from either prison guard or Sheriff uniforms for the adults here.
Both feature the badges and details that you would expect, but the belts are a little different. Because the guard costume includes keys, while the Sheriff gets a baton.
And the kids can join in on the fun as well, with a police uniform all of their own.
It even comes with a hat, which really sends it over the edge into “adorable” territory.
